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Atmospheric River To Bring Rain, Snow, Wind To Northwest
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Multiple systems will impact the Pacific Northwest with a moderate to strong atmospheric river event in the forecast by the middle to end of the week. Three to 8 inches of rain with isolated higher totals will be possible along the Washington, Oregon and Northern California coastline by Friday night. Several feet of snow is possible in the higher elevations of the Cascades. Watch this video for the latest update.
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